Cara Santa Maria, a science communicator and TV personality known for her podcast Talk Nerdy, joins for a hilarious review of the film 'Church of Darkness.' The conversation dives into the film's absurd production choices and laughable plot twists, evoking comparisons to John Waters. They share lighthearted critiques on the amateurish script and ridiculous character dynamics. Alongside themes of inequality and personal relationships, the hosts find humor in the film's dark rituals, creating a comical exploration of faith and folly.

Cara Santa Maria, a science communicator from the Talk Nerdy podcast, joins the discussion to dissect the satirical documentary "Psychiatry: An Industry of Death". They humorously explore the bizarre connections between psychiatry and propaganda, challenge the anti-psychiatry narrative, and debunk the myth of chemical imbalances in mental health. The conversation dives into the influence of Big Pharma, critiques misconceptions about SSRIs like Prozac, and highlights the absurdities in how psychiatry is portrayed in the media.

Cara Santa Maria, a vibrant science communicator and host of the Talk Nerdy podcast, takes center stage. She dives into the absurdities of 'Angels Fallen: Warriors of Peace,' dissecting its over-the-top religious themes and ludicrous plot twists. The discussion playfully critiques bizarre fight scenes and character choices, including a scene in a Tbilisi strip club searching for 'warriors of peace.' They hilariously unravel chaotic supernatural elements, all while showcasing insightful commentary on the absurdity of mixing faith and filmmaking.

Cara Santa Maria joins to discuss a documentary promoting a scammy cult, a creepy deathbed confession, and the power of the subconscious mind. They mock self-proclaimed experts in ancient wisdom and nutrition, critique the qualifications of various individuals, and delve into unconventional health practices. The chapter explores absurdity in heart energy clearing, similarities with cult behavior, and the lack of listening in a movie about rich white people. Overall, a hilarious and insightful episode.

(Very nearly Dr.) Cara Santa Maria joins the guys to review a documentary questioning if mental illness is a magic power. The hosts criticize the film's portrayal of mental illness, discuss flaws in the medical system, and explore the intersection of love and mental illness. They critique controversial figures, analyze the harm of alternative methods, and question the language choices in the anti-psychiatry movement. The chapter also includes a conversation about shower accidents and sarcastic remarks about race, as well as discussing family challenges and alternative therapies. They criticize the inclusion of peer work as a magical process and discuss prejudice and inappropriate language in the movie.